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and late heartbreak in the cup for non—league kidderminster against west ham. good evening.atest from beijing on the first day of competition to come, but we start with a big opening day in rugby union's six nations championship as ireland made a flying start to this year's tournament with an emphatic 29—7 victory over defending champions wales in dublin. nick parrot reports. wales are defending champions but farfrom wales are defending champions but far from favourites to retain the title, missing eight experienced players including captain alun wyn jones, and it soon showed. just two minutes on the clock when bundee aki burst through to open the scoring. despite dominating, ireland were struggling to increase their lead, with jonny sexton struggling to increase their lead, withjonny sexton missing two penalties, before finally passing 500 points in the six nations. but everything they threatened in the first half, they did in the second half. andrew conway squeezed through by the tightest margin to get them on their way. wales�* hopes of a comeback ended whenjosh adams was

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and late heartbreak in the fa cup for non league kidderminster against west ham. good evening.. on what has been a thrilling opening day to the six nations championship. earlier ireland beat the defending champions wales in dublin. more on that in a moment, but to murrayfield first. where we can join our sports correspondent joe wilson. it evening. i hope you can hear me, good evening. we are trying to establish some sound. apologies... joe is at murrayfield where scotland recorded that victory over england today. in the six nations championship. as we were saying a little bit earlier in the programme. the expedition was in scotland in light of the performances against england at last year's tournament. let's hear from the man of the moment, the man who has masterminded that brilliant run from scotland of late. gregor townsend, scotland's head coach. it late. gregor townsend, scotland's head coach-— head coach. it means a lot to us, but it means _ head coach. it means a lot to us, but it means more _ head coach. it means a lot to us, but it means more for _ head coach. it means

kidderminster harriers, from the sixth tier of english football, were two minutes away from making fa went on to win 2—1 in extra time. that's it. so, from me and the team, have a very good night. hello, there's a lot of weather to talk about this weekend. rain for many, strong winds, and also snow, particularly across scotland. it's all tied in with this frontal system. we have a cold front pushing its way southwards across the uk, colder air behind it, snow showers piling into scotland. notice the squeeze in the isobars as well. we keep those strong winds as we head through tonight and into sunday. and we will see more frequent showers pushing into scotland overnight, coupled with those strong and gusty winds, brings a risk of blizzards. further south we have that band of rain continuing on its journey southwards, pepping up through parts of wales, the midlands, south—west england, some heavier rain here towards the end of the night but much milder compared to last night away from scotland where we will see temperatures close to if not below freezing. so a risk of ice here and also

the draw for the 5th round of the fa cup takes place this morning and yesterday kidderminster harriersclose to being in it. they were beaten by west ham despite taking the lead when alex penney opened the scoring. but it was heartbreak for the harriers as west ham equalised in injury time before jarrod bowen scored the winner in the final seconds of extra time. there was also nearly another shock at stamford bridge where league one side plymouth argyle took the lead against chelsea. the match went to extra time before marcus alonso finally scored the winner for chelsea. no such drama at everton where frank lampard took control for the first time since being appointed manager. they beat brentford 4—1 to progress to the 5th round. —— no such drama at everton where frank lampard took control for the first time since being appointed manager. there's been more diappointment for england down under. their hopes of drawing the ashes series are ove, as australia claimed a five wicket win in their second 0ne—day international. england were bowled out for 129, elysse perry and tahlia mcgrath both

let�*s speak now to mat carpenter, he�*s headteacher of baxter college school in kidderminster. get it? that is a range of mental health _ can they get it? that is a range of mental health services _ can they get it? that is a range of mental health services available | can they get it? that is a range of. mental health services available for young people. when children need to help the most important thing is they have trust in adults in their schools, a form tutor or teacher they have a good relationship with. the article on the bbc news website talks about the scale of the issue. finding any adult in the building that they can talk to. we have got a school counsellor, a mental—health lead as well. but for young people, the most important thing is they talk to their friends, and talk to significant adults in their life. for many of us growing up, mental health was not talked about in assembly and so on. when you speak to pupils, is that something that you openly discuss to try to get conversations going?— you openly discuss to try to get conversations going? yes. well-being an

kidderminster harriers from the sixth tier of english football were seconds away from making fa cup historychannel, and i'll be back with the late news at 22:10. here on bbc one, time for the news where you are. bye for now. you“re watching bbc news with mejames reynolds. this week the government published its eagerly awaited levelling up white paper, setting out plans to reduce regional inequality. its aim is to revitalise communities in places like rhyl — but critics claim lessons aren't being learnt from previous efforts — saying the focus should be on people rather than "shiny new buildings". 0ur social affairs correspondent michael buchanan reports. we've got the best seaside resort in wales, haven't we? we've got a lovely community living here in rhyl. there's this sense of hopelessness amongst the people and you can see it in people's eyes. the ebb and flow of debate about rhyl can mask a simple consensus. the town needs improving. florist, carol parr is fully aware of the town's reputation. not many people say a lot of good things about rhyl, which i can sort of understand based on

mat carpenter is the headteacher of baxter college school in kidderminster. bbc news website talked about the scale of the issue, so finding any adult in the building that they can trust and talk to within school, we have a school counsellor and a mental health lead who can access services for them but the young people, the most important thing is they talk to their friends and significant adults in their life. the headlines on bbc news. pressure continues to grow on the prime minister, as five of his aides resign a cabinet minister denies boris johnson's government is in disarray, a court orders checks on food and agricultural goods from britain to northern ireland must continue for now. rescuers are still desperately trying to reach a five—year—old boy who fell into a well near in morocco on tuesday. for nearly two years now the world has lived under the shadow of coronavirus. the pandemic has instilled plenty of fear and anxiety — but it has also inspired creativity. an exhibition of art made during lockdown has opened in sweden — showcasing the challenges

kidderminster were so close to the fifth round,, but boreham wood have done it.home attendance — and look at the celebrations in the away end. the first time they've qualified for the fifth round fo the fa cup, with a trip to everton next. and these were the scenes in the boreham wood dressing room after the match. the players singing along to an old classic. teenage dirtbag by wheatus. # i'm just # i'mjusta # i'm just a teenage dirt bag, baby... #. kane smith, a massive everton fan, will be looking forward to that trip to goodison. and manager luke garrard says he's on top of the world. we've come to bournemouth, a championship team that i genuinely believe will go to the prem, and we've beat them 1—0 and got into the fifth round proper. and everyone is saying, "you've got everton, you've got everton beforehand," and i'm like, "we got bournemouth." to now say i'll be pitting my wits against frank lampard, and i love him because of the player he is and what he's done for england. ashley cole was... i'm an arsenal man, so to go to everton and pit my wits against f